【Daily Question】Principles of Chemical Engineering 411: Resins (August 22)
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Answer: When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous products. This reduces the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion to the boiler and the turbine.
When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous substances. This lowers the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion in the boiler as well as in the turbine.
When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous products, which lowers the pH value of the boiler water. Steam carries these low-molecular-weight acids, thereby increasing the rate of acidic corrosion in the boiler as well as in the steam turbine.
When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous substances. This lowers the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion in the boiler as well as in the turbine.
Answer: When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous products. This reduces the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion to the boiler and the turbine.
When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous substances. This lowers the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion in the boiler as well as in the turbine.
When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous substances. This lowers the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion in the boiler as well as in the turbine.
When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous substances. This lowers the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion in the boiler as well as in the turbine.
What are the hazards of resin leaking into a thermal system? Answer: When resin leaks into the thermal system, it decomposes under high temperature and pressure, turning into acids, salts, and gaseous substances. This lowers the pH value of the boiler water, and the steam carries low-molecular-weight acids, posing a risk of acidic corrosion to the boiler as well as to the turbine.
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